Jack The Ripper

Personally, along with Shaun's other love/hate songs, I believe this is on of them.

I believe that this song reflects a relationship that started off well but was soon just made for the sexual pleasure of the two and no actual feelings were attached.

"She wore a pink sweater I'd never seen her better than this Then we kissed and I cut myself open And I never Ever loved another like this It was bliss as she said with a smile" This could represent the start of the relationship and how it was innocent and blissful.

"Short Stack – Jack The Ripper No Comments0 TagsFavorite Know something about this song or lyrics? Add it to our wiki. Read More...Edit Wiki She wore a pink sweater I'd never seen her better than this Then we kissed and I cut myself open And I never Ever loved another like this It was bliss as she said with a smile

Oh-oh-oh I'm gonna die a believer Bulletproof Oh-oh-oh I'm gonna die a believer Bulletproof

Now I'll be winter and you'll be content I cut like Jack the Ripper so believe me when the boy sings

Oh-oh-oh I'm gonna die a believer Bulletproof" As for the 'die a believer' parts, I'm thinking this is reflecting/hoping what the relationship will be like, but as it goes to 'now I'll be winter' it reflects how cold the relationship starts getting but the other seems to fine with it (you'll be content)

"Rock solid, I can taste the fear in the air In her hair In her lipstick Her screams And I never Ever loved another like this It was bliss til she said I was vile" This is when the relationship starts to get worse (til she said I was vile). Her 'fear' could be of the relationship turning out worse even though she could be inflicting what makes it worse.

"Dance like a stripper It's money well spent I sway like Jack the Ripper So believe me when the boy sings" When the relationship starts to just be for intercourse.

"Rock solid I can see you down on your knees Begging please With your damn yous and thank yous And I never Ever loved another like this It was bliss like we're going out of style" The girl is starting to get detached from the relationship and is getting sick of the other, eventually deciding it's getting old (going out of style) and they call it off.